Meet Sareeka Malhotra, the Artist Next Door

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Pacific Piano Faculty Reticle - page 10
Smart Uses for Your Tax Refund - page 14
Meet Sareeka Malhotra,
the Artist Next Door
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April 2015

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Events CalendarApril 2015
May 9
My Parent and I Open House
@California Sports Center, 100 Great Oaks Blvd., St. 150, San Jose
Learn about CSC’s Parent Tot classes, explore the preschool gym, and try some
gymnastics with your child 3 and under. All attendees will receive a coupon to
come back and try a class for free!
Time: 1:30-2:30pm - Cost: Free
Complimentary Wine Tastings & Cheese Pairings
New Seasons Market, 5667 Silver Creek Rd, San Jose
Fridays, 5-7pm. For those who are new to tasting wine or want to increase your
knowledge.Catchupwitholdfriendsormakenewones.Forages21+.Forinformation
about what will be sampled, visit www.facebook.com/NewSeasonsMarketEvergreen
Coyote Crest 4-H Club
Serves boys and girls ages 5-19, promoting positive youth development through
activities in science literacy, healthy living, leadership and citizenship. The 4-H club
meets September through June, 7pm on the 2nd Thursday of the month in the
multipurpose room of Charter School, 9530 North Monterey Road in Morgan Hill.
For more information, email Coyotecrest4h@gmail.com.
The Evergreen Branch Library
2635 Aborn Road
Hours: Mon/Thurs/Sat 10am-6pm | Tues/Wed 11am-8pm | Fri/Sun Closed
Holiday closure: 3/31
Visit www.sjpl.org/evergreen to view Evergreen Events
Evergreen Farmers’ Market
4055 Evergreen Village Square
9am-1pm Sundays and Wednesdays (year-round)
Community Corner
April 8
Skinny Jeans Info Night
@New Seasons Market, 5667 Silver Creek Rd., San Jose
Learn about a group that is successfully losing weight the healthy and natural way
with the support of Mike Coleman of Focused Integrated Training. Participants
have reduced jeans size by two! Learn tips you can use right away. RSVP to Lana.
Sumati@newseasonsmarket.com or sign up at the Solutions Counter in the store.
Time: 6–7pm - Cost: Free
April 15
Autism & Nutrition Class: Special Diets for Special Kids
Health Coach Kim Rice will explain how certain foods affect brain function and
behaviorinkidsandadults.Hearherjourneythroughthehealingofherson’sautism
andgainadviceonhowtoeattooptimizebrainfunctionandhealth.RSVPtoLana.
Sumati@newseasonsmarket.comorsignupattheSolutionsCounterinthestore.
Time: 6–7pm - Cost: Free.
April 16
Kids Planting Class
Earth Day fun! Kids will learn to plant seeds, where real food comes from, and
the impact plants have on our environment. Each child will take home their own
pot. RSVP to Lana.Sumati@newseasonsmarket.com or sign up at the Solutions
Counter in the store.
Time: 2-5pm - Cost: Free.
April 16
New Seasons Market Community Day for Veggielution
Community Farm
1% of sales will be donated to local non-profit Veggielution, which puts fresh
produce onto the plates of low-income families in under-served communities in
San Jose and creates youth leadership opportunities.
Time: 8am-9pm
April 22
Intro to Yoga Class
Try a Hatha yoga class in a friendly, safe environment, at your own pace, and see
how you like it. Hatha Yoga emphasizes therapeutic movement and meditation.
With instructor Nicholas Rico. RSVP to Lana.Sumati@newseasonsmarket.com
or sign up at the Solutions Counter in the store.
Time: 6–7pm - Cost: Free
April 25
Recreational Gymnastics Open House
@California Sports Center, 100 Great Oaks Blvd., St. 150, San Jose
Learn about CSC’s recreational gymnastics program, explore the gym and meet
somecoaches.Forchildren5andup.Allattendeeswillreceiveacoupontocome
back and try a class for free!
Time:1:30-2:30pm - Cost: Free
April 25
Great American Litter Pick Up
@Meadowfair Community Center, 2696 S. King Rd. and Valle Vista Elementary,
2400 Flint Ave., San Jose
Getreadyforthisyear’sGreatAmericanLitterPick-UpinDistrict8!Registration
begins at 8:30am, clean up from 8:45-11am, followed by a celebration lunch. A
perfect opportunity for school organizations, clubs, faith groups, or any other
groups that want to participate and earn volunteer hours. All ages are welcome!
Time: 8:30-11:30am - www.govoluntr.com/events/1795
April 30
5th Annual Alzheimer’s Association’s Reason to Hope Luncheon
@The Fourth Street Summit Center, 88 S. 4th St., San Jose
Join the Alzheimer’s Association for an informative and inspiring luncheon,
and learn more about the vital needs of the Alzheimer’s community, how the
Alzheimer’s Association is advancing the cause, and how you can help. There is
no cost to attend but registration is required.
Time: 12pm - www.alz.org/norcal/in_my_community_64840.asp

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With the start of a new season, and specifically the spring season, people seem to come
out of their winter shells and start prepping for the warmer days of summer. (We’ll just
ignore the fact that the days are quite warm enough right now.)
April has a lot of milestones, many of which people look forward to, and at least one of
which many folks dread. Let’s start with the good news.
EasteriscominguponApril5,thebiggestcandydayoutsideofHalloween.Eastermeans
that the stores are filling up with those malted robin’s egg candies that I like so much, and
if I hurry on April 6, I can catch them on sale before they’re all gone.
April 22 is Earth Day. An informal holiday established in 1970, Earth Day provides an
opportunity for people to reflect on what they can do to help the planet, or how they can
avoiddamagingtheplanet.Toaidyourplanetpreservationefforts,thismonth’smagazine
offers some suggestions for ‘greening’ your cleaning methods.
Another event, or more properly series of events, coming up this month is Bay Area
Dance Week which runs from April 24 to May 3. An offshoot of National Dance Week,
BADW, now in its 17th year, spotlights the diversity of the Bay Area’s dance community.
You can find out about dance week events at www.bayareandw.org
Finally, we come to the one day this month so many people dread, April 15. All I can say
about Tax Day is, if you haven’t finished your taxes yet, you should probably get started.
With that piece of advice out of the way, I shall bid you adieu until next month.
Have a wonderful April!
Best Wishes,
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Sareeka Malhotra has a busy schedule. We are on the phone after several
daysofasynchronouscommunicationviaemail.Aresearchandinnovation
evangelist by profession, she describes her work with Symantec, helping
thecompanycreatemoreuser-friendlyproductsbythinkingoutsideofthe
box, as her day job. As we speak, she is in the middle of her other full-time
job, “[taking] care of a shy shih tzu and a not-so-shy five year old.”
Between her roles as Silicon Valley professional and full-time mom—in
a task that might sound as impossible as walking between raindrops—
Sareeka finds time to occupy another role, several of them actually, as a
stage and film artist.
SareekagrewupinDelhi,thedaughterof‘tigerparents’whoplacedalotof
emphasis on academics. While she excelled at her studies, she found time
for lots of extracurricular activities, including stage work in school plays.
Shebelievesshehadtheactingbugeventhen,butittookamovetotheU.S.
to bring that feeling to the foreground.
After earning her MBA in India, Sareeka came to the U.S. (and went
on to earn a second master’s degree). One day, she happened to see an
advertisement for “Vande Mataram,” a stage production by Naatak.
Founded in 1995, Naatak (www.naatak.com) is one of the largest Indian
theater companies in America. After going to the show, Sareeka was
impressed to see people in the U.S. doing such good Indian theater.
She immediately joined the company’s mailing list, and when her email
delivered notice of an open audition for a play called “Talaash Vajoodon
Ki” she decided to respond.
“Lotsofpeopleshowedup,”sherecalls.“Itwasaprettyintenseaffair.Ittook
a whole day to finalize the cast but in the end I earned a very powerful
woman-centered role, an articulate doctor who challenges deep-rooted
attitudes and beliefs related to gender inequality.”
Since making her stage debut in 2000, Sareeka has branched out to other
theater companies like A’shore, Woman’s Will, Asian American Theater,
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“[Naatak is] pure volunteer work all done for the love of the theater. All the
organizers are working professionals. Any revenue that’s made goes into
the next production.”
Inadditiontoherstagework,SareekahasproducedthreeplaysforNaatak.
“I enjoy event management and juggling a lot of things. As the producer,
I was responsible for everything from sales, marketing, and publicity to
ticketing, costumes, and props. The producer is responsible for everything
from A to Z, but there’s a lot of teamwork.”
One of her productions was a ‘Naatak in a Room’ production called
“Muavazey,” based on a celebrated script by Bhisham Sahni. The play was
performed in a very intimate space in the style of a street play, with the
audience reaction almost becoming part of the performance.
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“In India it is very common. Street plays, that’s how they are referred to
there. When you have some relevant issue to talk about, it’s very easy to
attract the attention of the general public by just standing in the road and
talking about it, performing in front of any audience you can. It could
be social issues, equality, women’s rights; people will stand on the street,
sing, dance—make sure they get people’s attention. The theme of my play
wascorruption,howeverystrataofsocietyisimpactedandinmanyways
contributes to a corrupt system.”
Productionrehearsalschedulestakeuponeweekdayeveningandweekends
as well. After the birth of her son, Sareeka took a break from that schedule.
While she continued to volunteer with Naatak behind the scenes, doing
marketingandpublicity,shealsopursuedlessintensivecreativeoutlets.
Jumping at the chance to meet some of her childhood idols, she emceed
concertsbyAshaBhosleandGhulamAliKhan.HerfluencyinHindiand
Urdu served her well there. She also conceived and hosted a now-defunct
radio show about parenting called “Baby Matters,” which aired on KLOK
1170 AM. (Recordings of the show can be found on YouTube.)
“I found a sponsor in my dentist friend Dr. Navjyot, produced it myself,
had guests on, and talked about a range of topics from summer camps to
parenting a child with disabilities. It was my small way of giving back to
the community while deriving a lot of satisfaction in the process.”
Afterafive-yearbreakfromthestage,sherecentlyreturnedtoherprimary
passion with the role of Sunita Saxena, the main character in Naatak’s
November 2014 production “Andhera Hone Tak,” a Hindi adaption of
Frederick Knott’s play “Wait Until Dark.”
The play (which in 1967 was made into a well-regarded film featuring an
Oscar-nominated performance by Audrey Hepburn) is a suspense thriller.
Theactioncentersontheharrowingexperienceofarecently-blindwoman
involvedinadeadlygameofcatandmousewiththreeintruders.
“It was an interesting experience playing someone who can’t see, while I
could see everything on stage. I did research to find out what it’s like to be
in the shoes of someone who doesn’t perceive things as I do. In the end,
the experience of playing the role was both challenging and extremely
gratifying.”
In addition to her stage work, Sareeka is a voice-over artist. She has also
appeared in a few local films, including “The Family Party,” a short film
by director Pari Mathur about the culture clash between Americanized
teenagers who want to attend a party and their traditional parents who
insist they attend a somber religious ceremony instead.
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of “Rabbit Hole,” based on the Nicole Kidman film of the same name.
Her message to other woman who are trying to juggle family, career, and
artistry is this: “Carve time out for your passion. It is what makes you more
complete. A more fulfilled you can do more justice to the other roles of
your life.”

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There’s lots of chatter these days about the newly designed SAT,
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Scoring – The SAT will return to the 1600 point scoring scale.
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Format and Length – There will be four sections (Reading,
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well as apply their mathematical skills to real world situations.
Science – The new SAT will incorporate tables, charts, and graphs
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Recently I attended a counselor college tour in Texas, along with 50
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To read more about the redesigned SAT, here are a few links: www.
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CSCisseekingapartorfulltimepreschoolgymnasticscoordinatorwho
ishighlymotivated,energetic,andlovesworkingwithpreschoolagedkids.
Thepreschoolcoordinatorisresponsibleforthepreschoolcurriculum,
preschoolstaff,andworkingcloselywiththemanagertohelpgrowthe
program.Ifyoulovekidsandworkinginanexcitingteamorientedwork
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ThinkerBots Writing Academy
ThinkerBots Writing Academy was started by sixth graders from James
Franklin Smith Elementary. They developed a website to help students
with essay writing, provide free online essay reviews. ThinkerBots
Writing Academy is a free and safe writing solution for students grades
3-6. Visit thinkerbots.wordpress.com for more info.
9 Smart Uses for Your
Tax Refund
If you've finished your tax returns and discovered you’ll be receiving
a nice refund, you are not alone. The average IRS refund was about
$2,900 in 2014. But before you dream up ways to spend that money,
think of how helpful this “extra paycheck” could be. Here are nine
ways to use your refund wisely:
1. Pay off your debt. Whether you’re making payments on a car loan,
education loans, a mortgage or high interest credit cards, use your
refund to make a dent in what you owe.
2. Boost your emergency fund. Experts recommend stashing the
equivalent of three to six months’ worth of income in an emergency
fund. If your account is low, has been depleted or doesn't exist yet,
your refund could help you cover expenses in an emergency.
3. Ramp up retirement savings. According to the Pew Research
Center, approximately 38 percent of U.S. adults are not confident
they’ll have the money to retire. If you’ve gotten behind in your
savings, your tax refund might help you catch up. Not only that,
you’ll get to enjoy watching how far that money can go when it’s
accruing interest.
4. Start or add to a college fund. Even if your kids are young, those
college tuition bills will be arriving before you know it—and they’ll
likely be larger than you expect! Seek out an education savings plan
and get a head start on your child’s education.
5. Make an investment. Consider putting your refund money to
work for you.
6. Improve your efficiency. Investing in home improvements can pay
off in reduced energy bills. For example, replacing an old refrigerator
with a new ENERGY STAR®-rated unit can save you $200 to $1,100
over the lifetime of the appliance. Some energy-efficient upgrades
may help you get a discount from your utility company as well.
7. Bolster your life insurance. If it’s been a while since you reviewed
your insurance coverage, you may find you’re underinsured.
8. Invest in yourself. Have you put off continuing education because
you didn't have the funds? Your refund might provide a good start
toward tuition. (Even better: Earning a higher certification could
lead to a raise or promotion!) You also could make an investment
in your health: Get a personal trainer, update your home exercise
equipment or join a gym.
9. Be generous. Find a cause or organization that you feel strongly
about and donate your refund to it. Your contribution, added to
others, could make a bigger impact than you think.
Neither State Farm nor State Farm agents provide tax, legal or
investment advice. Please consult your tax, legal or investment advisor
regarding your specific circumstances.
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Introducing New Contributing
Photographer Dave Walters
It’s eight o’clock, you’re ready to walk out the door with your
preschooler and suddenly you realize today is picture day. The kids
aren’t wearing anything you really want in a portrait and their hair,
well let’s just say it’s a bad hair day. Much to your surprise when the
portraits return your kids look so cute! While you went to work Lil’
Angels Photography combed hair and dressed your kids in outfits.
Lil’ Angels Photography specializes in school portraits with flair. We
come to your children’s preschool, dress them in unique outfits and
take their portrait. Expect them to tell you stories at home about being
a firefighter or a ladybug because they have a great time playing dress
up. Parents have no obligation to purchase and when the prints return
three weeks after photo day they are already cleaned up and ready to
hang on the wall and share with family and friends. All prints come
from a professional laboratory on high quality photographic paper that
will last beyond your lifetime. Your school benefits because Lil’ Angels
Photography donates 10% of package sales back to your school.
Unlike other school photographers, Dave Walters, the owner and
photographer of Lil’ Angels Photography is not a big corporate entity
but a local business. He also takes family photos and high school senior
portraits. With his mobile studio he can meet you at a park, the beach, or
evenatyourhomeorbusinesstocapturememoriesthatwilllastalifetime.
To find out more about Lil’ Angels Photography, call (408) 283-9072 or visit
www.lilangelsphotosanjose.com.Davestartedoutasalandscapephotographer.
Two of his favorite places are the beach and Yosemite National Park. His
landscapeworkcanbeviewedatwww.davewaltersphoto.com.
HealthandWellness:Cristie Burr
For the past three months we have looked at some signs your parent/s
need more help, and the different care options available. Now that you
realize they need more care, how do you convince them it’s time to
move? This is rarely an easy conversation to have. Maybe some of this
sounds familiar when you broached the subject of looking at a few
assisted living communities. “This is my house and I’m not leaving. I
can take care of myself. Why can’t you just leave me alone?”
This can be very frustrating for you. But, remember, they may feel
you are trying to take away ALL of their independence. This is an
emotional journey that may bring out fear, anger and depression.
The bottom line is to think about what will be best for your parent/s
safety and care needs. So many of my clients wait until their parent/s
have a fall before convincing them that it is time to move. Falls can be
catastrophic and many elderly end up in the hospital and are released
with worsening dementia and an increase in care needs.
No two families are alike, but here are some ideas to consider when
convincing your parent/s that it’s time to make a change.
1. Plan for the future. Know in advance that it will take several “little
discussions” to get parents used to even hearing about a move. Even
if your parent doesn’t seem to hear you, they are taking in bits of
information. Many people need time to intellectually and emotionally
process thoughts.
2. Present the plan for the move in an optimistic, honest, adult-
adult manner. “Mom, this community will provide you with comfort
knowing there are always people around to help you if you need it”.
3. Name some of the benefits of moving, such as not having to maintain
such a large home or taking care of the yard.
4. Patience is the key with a stubborn parent. Remember, you are
asking them to make a huge change in their life. Never Demand they
make a change, but ask their opinion concerning their options.
5. Get professional advice from their Physician. Many seniors respect
the opinion of their doctors.
6. Enlist support from their friends, minister, rabbi, family members
or others they trust and respect. These people can also offer
encouragement for the move.
7. Remember that this doesn’t have to be permanent. All communities
offer a 30 day notice to move out and operate on a month to month
contract.
8. Assure your parent that you will help them to make their new
residence feel like home by hanging family photos, artwork, and
decorating the way they would like it.
Remember to take things slowly. They may have lived in their current
home for 50+ years so they will need time to process this emotional
decision. Assure them that you love them and that you are only
interested in keeping them safe and getting them the best care possible.
Cristie Burr is a Certified Senior Advisor and Owner of CarePatrol
of Greater San Jose. CarePatrol provides FREE assistance and advice
to families looking for assisted living, memory care, in-home care and
independent living for seniors. They review the violation history of all
their communities to ensure a safe recommendation. Cristie is a San
Jose native and has been an Evergreen resident for 19 years. Contact
CarePatrol at (408) 876-4944.
Convincing Your
Parents It’s Time
to Move

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“Be the change that you wish to see in the
world.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi
I once thought of myself as living in a box. I loved my box. My box
was safe and comfortable. I conformed to living my life based on the
rules, structures, and values of my upbringing without questioning.
My family, friends, church, clubs, and work were all a part of my box.
In my box, I knew exactly what I would and would not do. I became
very stringent in my way of being and very rigid in my body—I was
stuck. What became possible for me was to step outside my box and
behold all life had in store for me.
Think for a minute…what is possible for you? What is possible if you
had no fears? What is possible if there were no restraints on your life
and you had all the resources you needed? What is possible for you to
be… to do… to have?
Employ the following three actions, in order to intervene in the process
of getting stuck and see the possibility to spring forward.
1. New Awareness. Reflect upon actions and results to gain insight.
Reflections brings awareness, awareness is the beginning of discovery.
2. New Behavior. Ask yourself what observable behavior you want
to interrupt. Find a new behavior to replace the old. New actionable
behavior produces a change in our being.
3. New Relationship. Develop a relationship to hold you in the new
behavior. Accountability in a relationship, be it a coaching relationship
or support network, can hold you to new behavior.
Today, I’m no longer in the box. I am “Alice” who has stepped into
“Wonderland,” and there is a whole world to engage with. I can go
where I want to go. I can do what I want to do. I can be who I want to
be. There is Possibility in Springing Forward!
Nadine Watson, MBA, ACC is a Certified Integral Life Coach with
Sagacy Coaching. She has a special calling for coaching women on all
levels who are looking to move toward the possibilities life has in store
for them. She develops an ongoing relationship with clients to create
accountability, inspiration, innovation, and support. Her passion shows
forth as clients achieve excellence and live life to the fullest. nadine@
sagacycoaching.com
LivingWell:Nadine Watson
The Possibility
of Springing
Forward
Neighborhood Arts: Maggie Parungao-Ferla
10th grader Sophia Lau, a Dance Theatre International company member,
just earned first place and an “Einstein Award” in this year’s Sciencepalooza!
Sciencepalooza! is an annual science fair exclusively for students of San
Jose’s East Side Union High School District. Every year, approximately
1,000 students make their way to the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds to
participate and have their science projects judged by professionals from
businesses, schools, and universities throughout Silicon Valley.
Here, Sophia talks about the science fair and how her study of ballet aided
her science studies.
The science project I conducted was extremely meticulous and time
consuming. Time management was essential when it came to ensuring its
success. It was definitely challenging to be able to fit something that required
so many hours of focus into my busy schedule, therefore it increasingly
required an intuitive and creative mindset.
I expected that ballet would be something that I would benefit from as a side
interest, but I definitely did not expect to become so attached and committed
to it. It grew from a hobby into an entirely new part of me. Three years ago, I
never would have guessed that I would be where I am today.
I now appreciate the immense work that goes into making something so
difficult look so effortless. My ballet training, specifically with Mr. and Mrs.
FerlaatDanceTheatreInternational,isverydetail-orientedandisaneffortto
strive towards giving the best you can.
Everyone at DTI definitely shows a
real passion which is one of the most
important aspects to being successful
not only in dance, but also in life.
Ballet taught me time management,
dedication, discipline, importance
of prioritizing, determination, and
organization when it comes to
balancing.
Maggie Parungao-Ferla is the
founder and director of Dance
Theatre International and San
José Youth Ballet.
Artist Spotlight—Meet DTI
Company Dancer & Einstein
Award Winner Sophia Lau

The United States has always been a nation of immigrants. That
description also reflects the population of Santa Clara County. We
are a county of immigrants, historically and currently.
In size, the immigrant communities make up 60 percent of the
County’s population of 1.8 million, including U.S.-born children
of immigrants. That makes our county one of the most diverse in
the nation. At least 100 languages and dialects are spoken here and
more than 50 percent of County residents speak a language other
than English at home.
As I said in my State of the County address in January, we consider
this diversity an asset. It makes us who we are. But it also demands
that we respond to the needs of our diverse community, including
our immigrants.
That’s why Supervisor Cindy Chavez and I proposed creating an
Office of Immigrant Relations, which will come before the full
Board of Supervisors in April. The new office would continue to
provide services to immigrants but also focus on collaborating
with service providers, analyzing the needs and contributions of
immigrant communities, keeping an eye on changes in laws and,
most importantly, getting the information out to the community.
The office’s immediate mission would be to help residents eligible
for the immigration reforms launched by President Obama in
November 2014 – the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
(DACA) and the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and
Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA). All applications must be
processed by the end of 2016.
These recent and legislative changes in immigration are positive but
can also be confusing for the estimated 70,000 residents eligible for
these programs. We need to be sure that our immigrant populations
receive accurate and understandable information. Even though
DACA is being delayed by a court injunction, fraudulent notarios
are preying on residents, giving them false information and taking
their money with no results. Recently, the board approved a plan to
allocate $1.8 million in one-time funding for information and legal
services to help residents through the process.
But there are many other services the Office of Immigrant Relations
could provide to help all of our immigrants integrate and be
successful in our communities, including advising the Board of
Supervisors so that we have thorough and updated information
before we make decisions about programs that will affect all
residents in Santa Clara County.
You may have some ideas or concerns of your own. Please call my
office at 408-299-5030 or email me at dave.cortese@bos.sccgov.org.
You can also visit www.immigrantinfo.org/info for updated research
and resources on Santa Clara County immigrants.
In Our Community: Supervisor Dave Cortese
Santa Clara County Planning
New Office of Immigrant
Relations
Clients often ask me what they can and cannot take onboard their
flight. What ARE you allowed to bring onboard?
Think 3-1-1! You are allowed to bring 3.4 ounces of liquids, gels,
aerosols, creams and pastes in a 1 quart sized plastic Ziploc and only
1 per passenger through the security checkpoint.
Medications, baby formula/food, and breast milk over 3 ounces are
allowed and they do not have to be in Ziploc bags
The TSA has a Mobile App at www.tsa.gov/mobile that provides
24/7 access to frequently asked questions. You can check whether
an item is permitted or not for carry-on of if it must be checked. In
addition, you can search security wait times and check an airport’s
flight status.
Another question often asked is what is required for identification
on a flight.
Passengers 18 and over must show valid identification upon check
in and through security checkpoints. Basically, a valid government
issued driver’s license, or a U.S. Passport or Passport Card. There
are additional forms of ID that are accepted. Please visit the TSA
website at www.tsa.gov for more information.
The TSA began the Secure Flight program for 100% of domestic
and foreign airlines with flights into, out of, and within the U.S. in
November 2010. It requires that all passengers provide their full
name, date of birth, and gender. This is to reduce the number of
passengers misidentified as a match to the watch list. A major goal
of the program is to reduce inconveniences and save passengers
time with issues at the ticket counter.
The TSA has created a system for passengers that travel frequently
to expedite the check in and security process. It is called TSA Pre✓.
ThosewhoareeligiblefortheprogramareU.S.citizenswithaKnown
Traveler Number, those who have been invited by a participating
airline, members of the U.S. Armed Forces. All members of Global
Entry are also eligible.
There are currently eleven carriers that participate in the TSA
Pre✓ program. They are Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American
Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines, JetBlue Airways,
Southwest Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, United Airlines, US
Airways, and Virgin America. The program is available at more
than 120 U.S. airports.
I hope this information is a useful tool in preparing you for your
next flight and helps you navigate and expedite through the security
check point process.
All the information I have provided has come from the TSA website.
I highly recommend visiting if you have any further questions
or would like more information to refer to the site. It is quite
informative and thorough: www.tsa.gov.
Helen Baldovinos is the owner of Let’s Travel, Making Travel Dreams
A Reality Since 1986! 370 Piercy Rd., San Jose 95138 | (408) 972-0770
| helen@letstravelvacations.com
Travel Tips: Helen Baldovinos
Airport
Security
Tips &
Travel
Information

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Sold/Original List Price % in October 2014: 97%
• Up 1% compared to the last month
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Dear Neighbor,
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New Seasons News: New Seasons Market
Cleaning products are everywhere in our homes and offices.
We use them on dishes, countertops, furniture, clothes, floors,
and windows. In our war on dirt and germs, we may actually be
making things worse.
Most of the conventional cleaning products we grew up with are
petroleum-based and have dubious health and environmental
implications. Instead of opting for cleaning products that could
annihilate everything in their path, try natural alternatives that
can be as effective as the products currently be under your sink
Why Choose Green Cleaning Products?
• Studies suggest that chronic exposure to cleaning products has
a correlation with higher cancer rates. (The Seventh Generation
Guide to a Toxin Free Home)
• More than 90% of household cleaning agents have never been
tested for their effects on human health. (Breast Cancer Fund)
• Household cleaning products rank among the most toxic
everyday substances to which people are exposed. (Raymond
Francis, M.Sc., Never Be Sick Again)
All-Purpose Cleaner
Usethissimpleformulatocleanyourkitchencounters,appliances,
and those leftovers left by the leftovers inside the fridge.
4 Tablespoons baking soda
1 quart warm water
Mix together and pour solution on a clean sponge and wipe.
Green the Clean Howmanyofushavebeenencouraged,inspiritedorhumoredbythestorieswe
have heard from our seniors….grandparents, uncles, aunts, teachers? Danni
Burton, herself a senior, (although she much prefers to be called vintage), is the
director of a project called My Life, My Story, My Legacy. She is seeking seniors
who would write, or be interviewed for one of their favorite stories, and each
would be a chapter in a book or audio book.
Growing up, Danni was greatly influenced by the stories that sustained her
through her childhood and teenage years. And, today, many young people do
not have that legacy, as they are not able to visit or learn from their seniors for
any number of reasons.
There is such wonderful wisdom that comes with age, experience, and life’s
teachings. The project is to collect these stories about overcoming adversity,
inspiration, and hope, and humorous learnings. And, each story becomes one
of 20 chapters in the book, and part of a special documentary about the legacy
of passing on ideas, insights and funny ways of looking at life. And, with the
generousfundingsheseeksfortheproject,Danniwillbecontributingthebooks
andaudiobookstoshelters,rehabcentersandplacesofsupportforchildrenand
adults to offer inspiration, hope, encouragement and a chance to have laughter
in the midst of challenge.
Are you a senior with great stories? Do you know others who have a great
attitude or humorous way to look at adversity? Danni and her team would
like to hear from those with stories, and those inspired by the idea of paying
it forward. This is another wonderful way to know, relate, and appreciate each
other in our communities, and honor the great wisdom, ideas, and inspiration
gifted to us from someone we meet through a book or tape.
Please feel free to contact Danni, to share your story or feedback or ideas. And,
by the way, she herself is a very entertaining Scottish storyteller!
DanniBurton:MotivationalSpeaker,Business/CareerMentor,andScottishStoryteller.
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April 2015
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4030 louvre avenue $1,340,000 4 4|0 2,987 6,286 Sqft
3318 Michelangelo dr $1,325,000 5 4|0 3,118 4,437 Sqft
3252 cortona drive $1,290,000 3 3|0 2,750 8,712 Sqft
3409 Pinotin court $1,230,000 5 3|0 2,700 6,741 Sqft
3516 ruby Place $1,100,000 5 3|1 2,947 6,509 Sqft
4169 horiZon court $990,000 3 2|1 2,300 5,227 Sqft
3321 Michelangelo drive $970,000 3 2|0 1,595 5,227 Sqft
3105 linKfield way $955,000 4 2|0 1,860 7,995 Sqft
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